January 15, 2012 – 10:11 AM
Back in August last year, PCP moved to a brand new office in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles! We are in good company across the street from Shepard Fairey’s STUDIO NUMBER-ONE and SUBLIMINAL PROJECTS and on the same block as BRAINBOW and BLOOD IS THE NEW BLACK.
Check out some of our Before and After pictures (although not completely finished yet)!
Tags: blood is the new black, brainbow, echo Park, Los Angeles, new office, studio number one, Subliminal Projects
January 24, 2011 – 11:35 AM
“Approximately a month ago, Mike Giant exhibited several new bodies of work at the Guerrero Gallery in San Francisco. In this video he recaps some of the work he’s showcased and created, which include some of his signature drawings alongside some lesser seen collage work. The collage work offers a look into Giant’s past as the visuals are complimented by his own notes and commentary. The show also included work from Adam 5100 and Even Keel.”
Director: Jan Wayne Swayze
Source: JUXTAPOZ
Tags: Guerrero Gallery, hypebeast, Juxtapoz, Mike Giant
December 20, 2010 – 3:23 AM
Thanks to everyone for coming out in the rain and to everyone who made it happen (you know who you are:)!!!
Tags: adam wallacavage, Amanda Visell, Cleon Peterson, Curtis Kulig, Deedee Cheriel, FriendsWithYou, holiday sale, jim houser, Joshua Petker, Kill Pixie, mark mothersbaugh, Matt Goldman, Mike Giant, PCP, Shepard Fairey, Skullphone, Subliminal Projects
December 8, 2010 – 1:02 PM
Guerrero Gallery
Saturday, December 11th, 2010, 7-11pm
2700 19th Street, San Francisco CA
Ph: 415.400.5168
www.guerrerogallery.com
Guerrero Gallery is pleased to announce “Reflections on Past, Present and Future” an exhibition featuring works by PCP Artist Mike Giant. A body of work that’s intended to lead us to reflect on our past and how our past has influenced who we’ve become today, Mike’s presentation of honored and praised iconography prompts us to contemplate how we can continue to evolve. Branching out from his traditional medium of ink and paper, Mike has created collage works and hand paintings on canvas, bringing forth a new body of work that surpasses expectation.
Throughout the years, Mike Giant has proven to be one of the best draftsmen around. Known for this precision in the realm of drawing, he has utilized this exhibition as a springboard to more diversely express personal thought and emotion. Working with visually journalistic matter, he composes images that bring us back to the times when we were seeking role models and inspirational influences. Through the use of images that personally influence and drive him, these works seemingly present a diary or sorts and provide us with true insight into Mike as a person.
Birth. Upstate New York. Drawing. New Mexico. BMX bikes. Heavy Metal. Skateboarding. Punk rock. Hip-hop. Thailand. College. Dishwasher. Raves. Lorelei. First tattoo. San Francisco. Dharma. Think Skateboards. Angi. London. Adult bookstore. Computer animation. Tattooing. New York City. Newskool. Skullz Press. Everlasting. Track bikes. Brooke and Leia. Tokyo. Tattoo 13. Plum Village. Albuquerque. Stay Gold. REBEL8. Manifestations. Ordained minister. San Francisco. Right here. Right now.
Guerrero Gallery is also pleased to announce “Even Keel” an exhibition featuring works by Adam5100. This collection of pieces uniquely encompasses the method and detail behind his art. For the first time, the stencils he hand-cuts and then uses to produce his paintings will be presented as art objects of their own. Deconstructed and reassembled, these stencils offer viewers an understanding of Adam’s practice.
Adam5100 hails as one of the top stencil artists around, producing works that evidence meticulous execution and a high level of craft. His paintings strongly lend themselves to the process involved with creating them. With the goal of truly exposing the process behind Adam’s paintings through the presentation of his stencils, this exhibition provides viewers with a more in depth understanding of the intricacy and intensity behind Adam’s work.
Adam5100 was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He took to the art of graffiti; a path led him to the California College of Arts and Crafts in San Francisco. His studies in printmaking and illustration won him the Yozo Hamaguchi award in printmaking, and a BFA with distinction. Adam5100′s paintings have taken on a satirical look, challenging concepts of modernity, using spaces as a language to describe forgotten places, and light to evoke their story and context within the present, our time. In the years following his formal education, Adam5100′s knowledge of printmaking and savvy ability with spray paint developed into a love and talent for painting using stencils. His stencils represent hundreds of hours of meticulous work and fine detail — the hallmark of his works. He continues to live and paint in San Francisco, CA, and exhibits frequently.
Check out the opening reception of Guerrero Gallery‘s December show featuring these two amazing artists:
Guerrero Gallery
Saturday, December 11th, 2010, 7-11pm
2700 19th Street, San Francisco CA
Ph: 415.400.5168
www.guerrerogallery.com
Tags: Adam 5100, Gallery Opening, Guerrero Gallery, Mike Giant, present and future, reflections on past, San Francisco
